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Australian measurement labelling rules under review
Your industrial measuring instruments should be checked regularly to ensure they are accurate, so as to avoid penalties and keep your customers happy.
How greater cohesion between mining and METS sectors benefits us all
An expert has called for even greater cohesion between Australian mining companies and the mining equipment, technology and services (METS) sector.
Ongoing food recalls in Australia highlight need for accurate contaminant detection
Detecting magnetic content in mined solids and slurries
Pipe coils are ideal solution for detecting ferromagnetic content in mining materials and improving the quality of the final product.
Meat industry seeks more accurate measurement technology
Australia’s meat industry could benefit hugely if more accurate measurement technology was rolled out. Find out how SRO is already helping the sector.
Australian manufacturing performing strongly
Australia’s manufacturing industry performed strongly in February, posting the highest level of activity in almost 15 years.
Measurement inspectors target fruit and veg trade
National Measurement Institute inspectors will be checking the weighing and packaging of fruit and vegetables being traded around the country.
How to ensure your belt scales are accurate and reliable
SRO Technology recently helped an ore processing plant identify and correct reconciliation errors occurring within its conveyor belt scales.
Technological ways for businesses to improve agricultural output
Agricultural output has improved with the advent of new pieces of equipment that improve productivity. These can be broken into two key categories.
Industrial equipment: When to repair, and when to replace
It’s a tough question: Should you repair or replace a failing piece of equipment? There are a lot of variables, but the most efficient option is repair.
Why accurate X-rays machines are the best way to detect food contamination
SRO Technology supplies highly accurate X-ray machines to identify any potential food contaminants. Here are a few benefits of these units.
How virtual reality can improve mining operations
Effective equipment handling is essential for the mining industry. Virtual reality is set to help by improving not only safety but also productivity.
What you need to know about Shell’s Prelude floating LNG
Royal Dutch Shell’s FLNG project is the largest vessel of its kind. So, what do you need to know about the revolutionary technology?
What the new, 3D printed graphene material is all about
The new 3D printed graphene material MIT researchers designed could greatly impact the cost of your organisation’s construction projects.
How the logistics landscape will change in 2017
2017 is set to be a year of change for the logistics landscape. Here are some key trends to look out for if your business wants to stay competitive.
How automation is impacting logistics
Automation has the potential to not only decrease human error but help improve overall productivity for businesses implementing new technologies.
How renewable energy and the mining industry go hand in hand
Energy efficiency and sustainability might not be what comes to mind when you think about the mining industry, but you might want to rethink this conception.
How you can improve productivity in your warehouse
Time and transport are two of the mudas lean management aims to eliminate. What else impacts productivity in your warehouse and how can you improve it?
Technology is driving the mining industry of the future
Rio Tinto’s introduction of an autonomous truck fleet has put them at the forefront of the mining industry. How is your equipment looking?
What the future holds for logistics
It isn’t always easy to change with the times. So what are some key trends supply chain and logistics managers need to consider?
What the recent construction industry update means for you
Is your business able to respond effectively to the October findings of the Australian Performance of Construction Index?
WA mining investment tops Australia
For the best part of 130 years, mining has been a cornerstone industry for Western Australia. Is it still the most successful state?
Checkweighing vital for Australian food manufacturers
Australia’s food manufacturing industry is positioned well for growth. However, if the quality is not high enough, this potential won’t be reached.
Cash flow still an issue across the manufacturing industry
When the manufacturing industry isn’t performing at its best, it’s important to identify what operational improvements can be made.
Will 2017 be a profitable year for manufacturers?
2017 is just around the corner and by all reports is shaping up to a more positive time for manufacturers. Read on to find out how and why.
Working towards a cleaner future in the food manufacturing industry
With a growing population, Australia’s various manufacturing industries are under more pressure than ever to deliver high-quality solutions.
What challenges do mining business leaders face?
At the end of the day, all mining businesses around the world want the same outcome – to make a profit for their stakeholders and employees.
Manufacturing sector expected to lift performance again – report
In a similar fashion to many other industries, the manufacturing sector continues to ride the ebb and flow. Read on to find out why.
How to ensure worker safety when using nuclear density gauges
Having proper safety measures in place is the key to protecting workers from the gamma radiation emitted by nuclear density gauges.
The future of backfilling at NSW coal mines
According to a new report, final voids from open pit mines can cause environmental issues in the future. How can backfilling mitigate these?